Technical hygiene
Crawling, indexing, speed, URLs, internal structure and accessibility: the plumbing that decides whether the writing is ever seen.

Modules in this part
Crawling and indexing: what actually blocks you
A page nothing can reach is a page nobody will read. This module is the checklist for the four gates before ranking....
26 minutes readingModule 21Speed and Core Web Vitals for a clinic site
Speed work has a bad reputation because it is usually done as an endless list. There are three metrics and about six f...
25 minutes readingModule 22URLs, redirects and migrations
Migrations are where clinics lose years of work in an afternoon. The technique is not difficult; the discipline of map...
24 minutes readingModule 23Internal linking as structure
Internal links are not decoration and not a ranking trick. They are how a site states what belongs with what, to reade...
22 minutes readingModule 24Accessibility as an obligation and an advantage
An accessible site is one more people can use. For a clinic, several of those people are the ones most likely to becom...
23 minutes readingThe other parts
Foundations
What a clinic sells, who decides, how patients move from a symptom to a booking, and the rules that cons...
IIPositioning
Deciding what the clinic competes on, which treatments carry the weight, and what shape the site needs t...
IIITreatment page architecture
The page type that carries most of a clinic's commercial search demand, taken apart section by section a...
IVContent that answers patients
Finding the questions patients actually ask, answering them in a form that can be read, quoted and trust...
VILocal presence and reputation
The profile, the location pages, the consistency of your details across the web, and the reviews you are...
VIIConversion and measurement
Turning attention into a consultation, and counting the small number of things that tell you whether any...
VIIIHandover
The module on knowing when the work has outgrown your own hours, and what a competent handover actually ...